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It ’ s not quite, the proper tiling'to do, especially In polite ^society like ours, ” laughed* Irene as she sauntered about, the dressing room. ' > • •'...' “ I'm not..keeping any secrets — -really Ptri not. You se£ Bhotber . Jack wrote t m r -ti r fiacIftavenOutT Tilers fame, uhy wtn* /eaeon for that * ’ \ * it ’ a . hare helped • fhon- leighboy! / - ken, (fa'W: I'tcor' anu weeks feVed-'frqtn a -rt a y e. J I T - ' iseemed. m ti h ee a i wul (>-»t .. it ached, sq badly. •wee lame and spi My kidney* stefe I rfa u m lorly ■ t<U., - .hoppertett ! to ' learn] oC pasta ’ s Kidney Pill a ’ , through; - a . neighb or: J begrui to uah this, medl- 1 mavtouir - boxes ot Doah'n «ni tlr el y ■ i^yi a t ■■■■■■ ■ » ----- ana_JW*_ ■' G^Deen ’ eet ArfrStor POAN r S FOSTER.MILBURN CO. BpFFAIjO. H. Y, Stork. 60s a isa RIDIFKT r+fcab* ’ ' Awful With Gas :kMf Marmieaa , Little Anlmafr ‘ Fiai|»r Ukrgaly In the Superstitteiia Which ‘ it hi rn ’ which, was carried m msr ■iw *t uiei) tfie ’ hare ’ s-fi •TOCtr.- . . j; , , ,- , .Pepy? nijfes in his diary hare's fool! lacked a Jolpt, .and woold OMakr * ptopiir /hfle. It was of ^BgJapd t4\ .ciiAar a harejii .foot .ln cteel; «hpt they wefd Aejiy ahary the . eMpreni slkratod : , “ Ye^e a tout ’ s fit In yer |reei, ’ ’ ;* < ■ \™f6nktm the fare ’ s foot ” gp tyTtndm diVmfer. -If a hare rjm,al;«yig a VIHagetetreet,.the people.said there wpttld hp & drel. JDf .a|t( ^ra, pg rdssed.'a I^B^tTOftn ’ s'pdtri j 'SrK'eh ioMt to 'sea. be tamed baefi. Ageing a bare was said to he. the, cause at that\ unhappy defomilty.,- -harelip. It was •. thongitt ... . m-m&f E. Ftnkbaita ’ t . Mfeh. -. ‘ .'For the fejyj^nkfeprgd-gff that .a tvlteb couhL tum herself into a.hare, and that, a hare coaid only be sbo^ y.itb-a sil}rer bullet. . ] - - Recognizlrifll Thetn. * * ” \Her patents had starte<l with noth ing.; had succeeded In anmfwtng a feV- tunej had given her a splendid educa> tion, and had sent her abroad to study music. She was cultured, but her patents were still as ingenuous as the day' when .they were married; They weflt ’ ■ ‘ to. see . \The Passing Show. ’ ’ ti et-itbhdt hare'had,i k . tt » ... ev4*7 nmnihlfp ‘ hEp ti that I wqura hear^i| , . yf doable dp. .Some-I I,* f veodl#\tet ‘ T' ” - sweep a room ivitB- l • out stopping to teat, ’ grqrythu || yl ate ‘ r hree year^ ago ’ l.o«t a ohild -su ffer-ed so ..gaabtit. of my bead at times. My.bQWafs did not move for days and I ctmfcl not eat without buffering.. The doctor could not .help me and qne day X-toid ro» haabaad . that I could not [stand the f pain any longer, add sent him to the drug-store to get me a bottle of Lydia E. Pfok- ham ’ s Vegetable Compound and threw the doctor ’ s medicine away. After- \ - 1 : “ ............... hml 'he £s [X rite3 , MrS - W * H - *«*«>. “ and Igvltqd thteo of hja classmat cs al o nfe l-fe ^ l*-a».I.caa get to “ give .me and.I hdven ’ f,seen him 'since*-the show for your medicine I don ’ t know where I would be today and l am never Withoiit ■.r Jr ^* cr,6 ‘ <id “ ^ mn ‘ l SJnOfflG Brings BQHef he b€, ' arne excite»l, and said, some other womah.*'-M rs. M a r Y - so ■ that everybody could hear her. ' S tender , 120 Orange St., Wyandotte. “ Sadie.- ■ S mih ’ ! Ou 1 you ’ 1 f em ‘ emBVi-1''Mich. ' : ..... ' ' % ' .... ~ RADIUM ’ S USE IN SURGERY WRONG IDEA OF THE BUND IU-ftays So Powerful That They C^n Destroy, the Useless or Dis- e as g e f-Tiaaqer^ ' The-use of radium In hospitals t» hscoupog- more -and fijote 'demanded by tjie taedical profession. The Sei* entitic American, ih ’telli ’ ng of. its med ical a,.d surgical uses, explains tliat it. is a twd aiid iu>t a. medicine'. The radium, giyes.itifl ’ three ravs..,kimah...ua-. the alpim, beta and minima rays. 'The first. aboufSo percent of; the total ray force, can be stopped by tissue paper; the secohJ will penetrate ,'i.\ niilti- meters of iea-ii, w/ifle the third has \ft vlhratiqp. similar to the X-ray. - Tills ray -Is the one used in surgery. .... „ i The rayii are sent into the body, jfnd So.powerful are they, that they can penetrate to a great-depth, and tSonj. destroy the useless ; or diseased tissue. As the good tissue ha^ a greater resistance, than the bad. the highly • skilled operative'can hear the gamma rays oh.the afflicted part\until they begin -to destroy the good „tis sue, when the treatment mttst stop* .: ^Statesman, Afflictact n W-ith Losa _ Sight, Tells Good Story Bear, infl on the .Subject. of played . New Haven, Really,\ I ’ m sp happy-' I'm Sitting .on the-front-door steps of- heaven ” — covering the won derful! little smile 'with a huge daub of cold creaip] __ _ _ ___ 7 ■ - ________ _ __ “ Well, make the best of his visit — that ’ s , what I generally do when a- AHMatiai .ot'. expectetliyj ” came a musical i voice j from the extreme end of tlie- room, j “ You • see, girls,- Jack asked nie- to j- invite the prettiest girl, the sweetest-] girl and the vampire of the show,out l to dinner ’ with the boys after the per formance. 1 Wish I could invite all the girls then — ” . ' ’ ' | “ OIv~we ’ TF fix fhat \part \of \Tt 5TT | fight, ” interrupted EthCl, a stubby lit- j; tie maiden with a mass \of .bright '.mi | , hair. Her tiny eyes never misled any* [ thing worth \Vhile. “ We'll hold a vot- j ing> contest' between the first anti sec- ; o.nd acts and In .that way- tlmre won ’ t be any hard fe^lingk among the fair [ ladies- of - the, chorus. ” ', • ’ Bet\yeen the mus le a! nunUrer s dtir- ing the first act several of the'gjrls RfRHJicd about back stage, plotting •relief: AtTriity and gas, on the stomach | quickly taken up and carried out by I Eatonic, then . appet-ite, anil - strength r Come back. oAnd^many othef bodily , njlMcrjes disappear when 1 the stomach ill r mnt. D on ’ t .bVt sdumess.-' heiclitng , : TiecHing,- iodi^estloa and. other stom-' i at-h ills.go \h. , Ta.kt; EAtontc*.tablets I after yol you them, .two feiiers I saw in the hlppVMir'ome- in C ’ l evetarfd ? “ “ Well, them there are ’ em. ” — Indlan- upolis Nitivs, . ’ . ‘ * VICTIMS • ‘ at- how .ranch, befter with, your Iruggist'a guarantee.. Persistent Coughs * r r /lanarrou*. Gdt prompt r*lirf front P:so , f p, irritatioti; Wothmj. EiTcctivc No \opiutes in *n i »*f« for., goung anil old . She Rebels. \John I wish you ’ d stop- telling people you Ena'rried: me for my good sense. ” “ Why, my.dear — “ ,-*T air.T as\ homely as .all that. ” — Louisvihe Courier-Journal. ' . / ♦ .. :. Represeiftative SdiaH; member of .| and planning.-\. the , hbuse of representatives , fKmi J \It will be a good jokg bn-the- boyst. ” - •Mlnnesotn,- is blind, nmf Has been ; fof.t<giggle<I Irene.. “ Ethel'.'vvith her fltiry. ten .years.' During 'th).s time' he says j red hair and her birddike eyes. Should b.e' voted the prettiest girl, while Vera - ----- v - Otherwise Hopeless. ;' Nexdoor — AMy daughter's ’ Alice Is to be tried today. ” — ; Naybor — “ Have yqu fixed, the jury? ” ‘ . Visit Piot^Entirely. Wasted. One Sunday afternoon I called at friend ’ s houn e , rang t h e b e S, amT ufte. waiting a few minutes .for an - answer j Ipdney, liver, bladder and uric acid' e : .little girl stepped put of the adjo'in-.j .troubles are most dangerous' be- ... ............... . ... , , baus'iS' er their\ insidious attack.s»g .. • ‘ • “ e Is-oufpsbe- went away Heed the first warning they eiva -- -- 1 ihat they need-attent io n by- taking “ Oh.- I'said, “is that sp? . Are. the i * rest of them out, tod? ” She depiied ; “ Well, the man he went out with the boys, but the dog ’ s home. ” ’ — Chicago- Tribune. -- ” '\'- ” t m 3gilTaWn\anir 73016;\\ * Little Ernestine, who was spending her vacation in the country With her father, sought hlm. our one day u4<T this announcement: v .. “ Qb, daddy, I . have; just found a. place where there are'jost millions-and hundreds of ■ apples. See, I have .brought you. two! ” ,. '••„* •' GOLD MEDAL — Tb» world ’ s standard remedy for these diaorders, .will often ward off these dis* eases gnd strengrhah tho body against 'further attacks. Three sizes, ail druggistSL Look fee the name Cold 'Medal on ararar boai aod accept tto imitatiea “ Buttle told , me he had had a raw deal. ” “ Yes, he was sore because he was roasted. ” . Cuticura Talcum • T Faacmatiaidy Fraerant — — . Soap 2Sc: Oiatmeut 25 * b <1 50 c . Tiicum 25c: that .he ’ .has discovered that the see- .-ing world has strange ideas as to the iiiliilaXiuaa-.QL.Xlmdilmthi-xlutML-eeeme. to..think because a tna ’ n can't see lie can neither hear not ffeoi, and is a strange, detached piece of human mechanism taut is not to be. reckoned with directly, but through the guiding hand. ' Not long ago Mr. Schall was return ing from his homt»..ia Stfinieupoils to ..Washington, accompanied only hy lii.^ small son Douglas. . The first morning they appeared In the diner the waiter- assigned fo 'their \ table. inquired ot young Douglas: “ Son, what does, yopr father want? ” ' ’ “ Why. ask him, ” quickly replied the child, “ hie knows; whatvhe wiints. . As for me,.bring me pancake and sausage aiid chocolate !\ . who Is -fi nd e r ; - - •harming but a typical fault ■' „ To Be Expected. ; — “ I tat ;hr her . to love. Taught her |oo thoroughly, ! fear. ’ ’ -• . - . “ Huh? ” ' •. ; - 7 - . “ Now she ’ s giving lessons to other follows; ‘ — Louisville Courier-Journal. Just the Place. ' „ \Many romances occur in business life. , • , •' . \I suppose so. 'Especially in a match factorife ” - \ . . - * A Healthful Drink - r n Wh No After Regret^ '\fou afe sure of satis- facilon when you make your table beverage in the change becatise of greater comfort, and the price is attractive because so moderate. All the famify will like the flavor ot Postum Hattie Cr^k,Midh. j The Vampire honors, go to. Leggy Lee, i the little country ‘ gal, ’ who? joined us ['-.Tt week ' inTASbysville. ” .' I. 1 Le dressing, room provet! a scene j of merriment as the aames, of the ; chosen girls were read by the gpod- ! n.-Uired dresser,, who participated in f mo sT^o f their schemes . and' flin. The glooms-qf all glooms passesl pygr' Helen. She did not approve of. the picked winners, although she suc ceeded in hiding her feelings with one of her ’ captivating little Smiles.\ ' It was not 'long- after the* finale!\o/ the. shiny When Jack and the boys, anxiously - made' their .appearance at the •, stage- door. . 1 The' ’ Mayfair; inn was their destine- j tifm, n delightful, secludeil spot where j the .fastidious^ banquet was In read!- j ness to greet the merry party. ‘ The enchanted music tickled Jack so that iie could hardly keep his feet stationary. Finally he got up enough courage To ask Ethel for the next dance. ' _ j \ ____ __ ■* “ Ftn wild about your beautiful ml hair, Ethel, and your eyes twinkle like stars on h-moonlight night. ” . iThanks.. Jack r von are the. first to cbniplimen-t me on my beauty, ” as they aimlessly walkfsl toward the ta- bte where Ned Warren was seen gazing at Peggy with sincere, soulful eyeq. “ Do you know, Peggy,- you are the cutest little vamp in your own little wayl- You'ahhost have nie hypnotized with yotif quaint, fascinating manner. ” Peggy, could only smile as she play ed the part of a vatnp unconsciously and unknown, to hersgif. Bob had already made plans\ for the • near .future, to : spend the rest of his Jays ip a love nest pn an island.with Vera, the sweetest girl in the world. ■ “If you ami • I could only — ” “ Well, ” ' Interrupted Jack, “ the Is land arrangement- is wonderful, but .don ’ t you think we had better be start ing for town?- The girls ihave a re* hearsaj In the morning. ” . “ I could remain here forever and ever, ” sighed Peggy, as they started toward the car. Jack reached fop his sister Hern ’ s gloved hand, patting it Several seconds, before he sppke. . . H “ Sis, you ’ re a real little girt. Ton used such, good judgment in finvitlng the ‘ prettiest, ’ - the 'sweetest ’ apd the •cutest ’ ftyr us boys. “ I “We planned to leave town tomor- - rewr but have derided to temalh here ” i ; wi. ■>.. w s-nr i- qw ■ ■ xr' Vm -' xrx r x rrr — agfi fe g rriq “ If they ionly knew . ‘ 'Shakespeare- was wrote, “ ‘ Love looks not with the eyes, hut with rtv*i.mlBd,. -1 .... \* ‘ SmTtnerefore is wtnged Cupid painted [ ...... - bltod. ’ '* ’ ' ... : r ..... ” ... ' • W-. . . ’ • '4-'' 044 ? ’ ’ HWught Helen, right when he >\ ll O l . 44 n : 'Syf r 4/1: M ANY an inviting bay window and v ................ . 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A child can operate it. Most hardware, housefumishlhe and depart ment stores sell the Perfection Oil Heater. Your dealer will gladly show you its'simple; sturdy construction and smokeless wick adiim t.rnt.n t. Look at one today. . ^ For beat results use Socony Kerosene, .1 A,. , '-ri-F- -±~- .
